The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-30
GAR AND EMPEROR.
They Will Meet, it is Said.
After All.
BBIFF BITS Won FADERLAED
A Terrible Disturbance and Free
Fight-A Family Burned to
Death-Other Notes.
Berlin Bits.

BERLIN, October CIT was arranged
at the beginning of the week that the
Gar should leave Copenhagen and
travel via Germany to Moscow. Then
came the news that the arrangement
would be countermanded and succeeded
by the startling report that the Gar
had gone to Stockholm, travelling via
Malmo, by ordinary express with two
attendants only. 4 late inquiry proved
that the Gar was still at Freidensburg,
and that he is likely to stay there until
the middle of November. Moscow ad-
vices confirm the reports reaching here
from Copenhagen that the postpone
ment of his return is due to the sp-
pearance of symptoms of measles. He
is travelling via Germany, and a conse-
duent visit to .the Emperor, is now
accepted as inevitable. The visit is
officially considered undesirable, but
care will be taken to divest it of all
political significance. Giers will not
accompany the Gear, nor will Prince
Bismarck be present at the interview
to take place between the Emperors.
although he has been expecting the
interview to take place. Prince Bis
marck has maintained an attitude of
reserve towards the Russian embassy,
and under his advice the Emperor re
trains from, inviting the Gar until he
is formally apprised that his journey
homewsrd is about to commence. The
interview will be brief and unceremo-
NOUS.
Grand Duke Nicholas passed through
Berlin on his way homeward. His
oelIicose speech at Dunkirk on October
9Th, in which he expressed sympathy
with France as against Germany, al
though denied by him, remains an IN
doubted fact. The Grand Duke re-
sumed his journey yesterday IN
noticed.
The Reichstag pens November
22d. It is semi-officially stated that the
imperiEi budget will show that an in
crease in the matricuiar contributions
Of $4,000 900 marks will be required.
The sTageblatt SAYS Prince Bismarck
will explain the relations between Ger
many and Russia on the discussion of
the budget.
The latest official statement is TO the
effect that Emperor Williams cold has
not abated. His rest was repeatedly
disturbed last night. The course of his
indisposition presents no unusual feat
1res and his illness no unusual anx-
iety. He arose at noon to-day, and was
able &c transact some state business.
The creditors of the Leipsic discount
expect to receive 25 per cent. of
their DEF osits. More fraudulent prac-
tees in connection with the failure have
been discovered, and number of Ber-
lin firms have resolved TO bring the
whole counsel of administration before
the court of justice. The revelations
show that the clerical staff OF the bank
must have known its condition Some
of the clerks received. in leu of their
salary shares of bank stock, which
they sold at 101H until the day before
the failure. The shares are now quoted
at 2H.
The hurricane on the Baltic only
abated. on Thursday. 1t created terri
BILE havoc among the shipping and
communication On the railroads along
the shores was interrupted, travel on
the Lubbock line being suspended for
three days. Lowlying partsSof sea-
ports we're flooded, Dsntzic especially
suffering.